After two days of no play due to rains and poor condition of the outfield, the weather seems to be smiling on India and Bangladesh. The clear skies is clear indication of the some cricketing action between both the teams after not even a single ball was bowled on Day 2 and Day 3.

Only 35 overs were completed in the Test match between India and Bangladesh, with both teams evenly matched. Rain caused significant disruptions, but forecasts predict better weather, raising hopes for play on the final days as the match leans towards a draw.

Monday’s weather is expected to be a lot better than what was the case in the first three days of the second Test at Kanpur’s Green Park.

The Kanpur Test match was a big buzz among the local fans and Day One was filled with excited people eager to witness the Indian Cricket Team compete. But Day 2 and Day 3 at the Green Park Stadium saw no play take place as the weather played a major impact.

There was no rain on Sunday in Kanpur, but play was abandoned without a ball being bowled on day three of the second India-Bangladesh Test. Overnight rain made it impossible for play to start on time in the morning session with a wet outfield forcing the two teams – and fans – to wait.

After back-to-back zero-over days, fans' patience is wearing thin and another wash-out could virtually spell curtains for the match. Follow the live cricket score and updates from Day 3 of the second

After 35 overs of action on Day 1 at Green Park, the match has been forced to a stop owing to incessant rain and wet outfield.

The scheduled start of Day 3 has been delayed due to overnight rains affecting the outfield. Umpires will conduct the next inspection at 2pm to decide how much play can be extracted from the game today.